Summer ice skating classes heat relief at local rink
North Adams Mass summer ice skating thrives at Vietnam Veterans Memorial Skating Rink and Camp Carroll School from July 2 to Aug 95. Sessions run weekdays with morning and afternoon blocks, out of town students housed at North Adams State College, plus public clinics and USFSA test dates. Renowned coaches guide entries as tourists and locals alike learn figure eights, spirals, and free skating.
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North Adams
Mass
Vietnam Veterans Memorial Skating Rink
South Church Street
Camp Carroll
North Adams State College
Camp Carrol
Peggy Eastman
Macarthur
Vermont
Harry Stafford
New Jersey
Carp
Michelle Sialha
New York
Wynn Miller
Lenox
USFSA
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Bennington
Mary McClellan Hospital Notes in Cambridge NY
Cambridge NY hospital weekly admissions and discharges list patients by name and hometown for June 26 to July 1. Notable names include Cathy A. Adamis Schuylerville Anne V. Ahern Greenwich Elizabeth J. Bain Middle Falls and many others with multiple towns such as Hoosick Falls Cambridge Granville Johnsonville Mechanicville and Greenwich.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Cathy A. Adamis
Schuylerville
Anne V. Ahern
Greenwich
Elizabeth J. Bain
Middle Falls
Herbert H. Beadle
Margaret J. Barden
Schaghticoke
Beverly A. Gates
Hoosick Falls
Helen 5. Hamilton
Johnsonville
Franklin G. Ketchum
Sadie E. LeBarran
Blanche Lloyd
Granville
Harold Mc
Vacation notes and Fourth of July gatherings in Hoosick area
Hoosick Falls residents report summer plans and vacations across New York and Florida. Keegan Family and Ruditis households take two and four week trips, with relatives in Fort Lauderdale and Miami. Church Street seniors plan August water works picnic, Bertha's Angels return July 12, and health center bids proceed at Harold Slingerland farm in Johnsonville. Also mentions Mary and Eva Woodard visiting Wellcomsac, a Deichler summer home gathering, and a July 4 celebration hosted by Stanley Himbkunes Jr. with guests from Phoenix. Daniel Shaunessey admitted for hospital tests.
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Nd Ruditis
Miami
Florida
Paul Ruditis
National Airlines
Fort Lauderdale
Mary
Eva Woodard
Mahopac
Wellcomsac
Robert Woodard
Fran Ruditis
Walt Shrew
Grafton
Shaftsbury Lotti Tobler Contact and Summer School Notice
All signup details show Shaftsbury Lotti Tobler contact 447 7033 and first meeting July 9 at Shaftesbury Elementary School room of Ms. Mc Donald. Registration for NorShaft Arlington Little League minor leagues is July 9 at 6 30 p.m. in Arlington Park for boys under 12 in Arlington. Gloria A Danforth named to Champlain College spring dean list as freshman majoring in law enforcement. Champlain is coeducational and accredited by NEASC.
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Shaftesbury
NorShaft-Arlington Little League
Arlington Little League
Arlington
Gloria A. Danforth
North Pownal
Champlain College
Miss Danforth
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
New York City Ballet Opens First Week at SPAC in Saratoga
The New York City Ballet starts its Saratoga Performing Arts Center week with a diverse program headed by Scotch Symphony. Also featured are Apollo, Pulcinella, and Piano Rag Music, with Jewels and Swan Lake later in the week. Lobo and Dawn perform Sunday, then Donizetti Variations and Firebird Thursday. Tickets via Route 50 main tax office or Ticketran outlets.
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New York City Ballet
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
New York City Ballets
Performing Arts Center
Saratoga
Scotch Symphony
George Balanchine
Scotland
Balanchine
New York
Felix
Mendelssohn
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Stravinsky
Todd Bolender
New York Post
Daily News
Lobo
Dawn
Tony Orlando
Kent LaVoie
Jerome Robbins
Chopin
George Balanchina
Gershwin
Clive Barnes
New York Times
Furet
Vermont Farmers Confront Heat Stress and Floods
Vermont dairy farmers face stress from hot humid weather amid flood damage to feed crops. Dr. W B Durrell warns cows may suffer breathing issues and reduced milk, urging shade salt and water. Edson J. oeieed Jr named deputy agriculture commissioner to aid recovery. A Vermont criminal code revision group begins work focusing on offenses against the person including homicide kidnapping and rape amid debate on capital punishment. Interstate highways praised for uninterrupted travel during floods referencing 1927 flood lessons.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
W.B. Durrell
Durrell
Montpelier
Reginald Arnold
Arnold
UVM
Albany High School Delay Sparks City Hall Row
In Albany officials clash after architects report Albany High School will not be ready in September. Mayor Corning accuses Richard G. Jacques Associates and says an investigation into possible actions will occur. A spokesman says no firm completion date beyond September 1874 was promised. In Cohoes, former gas station owner Joseph Bouleris shifts from fueling cars to seeking a pancake house after zoning rejection for a tavern conversion.
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Albany
New Albany
Corning
Richard G. Jacques Associates
Jacques
Cohoes
Joseph Bouleris
Bedford Street
Bouler
Berkshire mall plan eyed for seven-acre site in North Adams
Petricca Development Corp of Pittsfield to buy seven acres from the North Adams Redevelopment Authority for 52371 dollars before Aug 1. The firm plans a 20000 square foot mall with a major tenant already lined up and a second sought, spokesman Edward Carman Jr. said on Monday.
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North Adams
Petricca Development Corporation of
Pittsfield
Main Street
Weekend fracas nets 425 fine in Berkshire court
Michael Coolberth, 21, pleaded not guilty to six charges including assault and battery of a police officer and possession of marijuana. He was fined 425 and faced counts of driving under the influence drunkenness not driving in marked lanes and being a disorderly person. Police testified Coolberth kicked officers gashed an arm and swore at them while he claimed a bad rear spring and a taunting insult spurred his behavior.
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Great Barrington
Hillsdale
Berkshire
Michael Coolberth
Coolberth
Muster parade draws crowd despite poor weather in Pittsfield
Official figures released show thousands attended the annual July 4 muster parade despite inclement weather. The 70 unit parade featured contemporary and classical music with Betsy Ross, Union and Confederate soldiers, Winnie the Pooh, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Mickey Mouse and Goofy among the notable participants.
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Pittsfield
Betsy Ross
Winnie the Pooh
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Mickey Mouse
Goofy
Deer Deaths Prompt A Plan At Deer Crossings
The Williamstown Hancock Road family, Adam Shepela, proposes mirrors at deer crossings after 15 plus deer vehicle collisions in two years. Mirrors reflect car lights to deter approaching deer, aiming to cut collisions by at least 20 percent per road.
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Williamstown
Missouri
Adam Shepela
Hancock Road
Sharon’ Shepela
Game Division
Missouri Department of Conservation
Aegienes
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